Mass appraisal

By:

Guerin, Brian

Language: English Series: Modus ; October 2019, 37(1)Publication details: 2019Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at how the increase availability of property data and advances in machine learning means that the quality and transparency of automated valuation models is only going to improve.

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Looks at how the increase availability of property data and advances in machine learning means that the quality and transparency of automated valuation models is only going to improve.

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